An experimental and conceptual artist, Kim explores the spaces between the corporeal and the abstract. She pairs tangible materials (paper, water, ink, and watercolor) with the intangible (time, instinct, and introspection) to create unique visual expressions.

Process is as much a part of the work’s meaning as is the final product. Beginning with a clear mind and undetermined end, Kim selects paper, brushes, and colors, then follows her intuition. The amorphous materials require her to flow within the moment, to stay in her physical body while freeing her mind to discover images as she creates them. As Kim works, symbols and rhythms emerge. In time the end presents itself.

Kim’s method emphasizes the beauty of imperfection and letting go. Her work evokes the spaces between choice and chance, the material and spiritual, the body and mind, the conscious and subconscious.

Kim had the honor of leading art workshops with NOVA Festival survivors and their families in Israel last summer.

Kim Goldberg, artist and graphic designer, is a graduate of the San Francisco Art Institute with a focus in sculpture and new genres art. She has 28+ years of professional work as a Senior Design Consultant at Gallup, a Senior Art Director at Ervin & Smith Digital Marketing Agency, and has run her own design business since 2009.

Kim has been an active volunteer with Partnership2Gether, Western Galilee since 2006, founding and contributing to numerous art programs to connect global creatives including the Artist in Residency Exchange program in which she was a five-time participant. Her work is in private collections in the U.S., Europe and Israel. She exhibited work in Abstract

Lohamei HaGeta'ot, Israel (July-Aug). She lives in Omaha, NE with her husband where she has an art and design studio.

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